Spiti Valley Road Trip Adventure (The Trans-Himalayan Loop)

Spiti Valley Road Trip Adventure (The Trans-Himalayan Loop)

Tour Overview

This is a rugged, high-altitude road trip through a cold desert mountain valley. Spiti is known for its stark landscapes, ancient Tibetan Buddhist monasteries, and some of the highest inhabited villages in the world. This package is designed for those who want to disconnect from the world and explore the raw beauty of the Himalayas.

Package Inclusions

  • Accommodation: 7 Nights (Mix of Boutique Hotels, Homestays, and Luxury Tents).

  • Meals: MAP Plan (Breakfast and Dinner).

  • Transport: Specially equipped 4x4 or high-clearance SUV (Innova/Scorpio/Thar).

  • Driver: Experienced Himalayan driver/guide familiar with rugged terrain.

  • Permits: All necessary Inner Line Permits for restricted areas.

Package Exclusions

  • Lunch: To allow for flexibility while traveling between villages.

  • Personal Gear: Heavy woolens, sunscreen (high UV), and personal medicines for AMS (Altitude Sickness).

  • Tips: Gratuity for driver and local guides.

Tour Highlights

  • Visiting Key Monastery, a 1,000-year-old iconic landmark.

  • Sending a postcard from Hikkim, the world’s highest post office.

  • Camping under the Milky Way at the crescent-shaped Chandratal Lake.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Manali Arrival & Acclimatization

Day 1 Check into your hotel in Manali. Meet the team, brief on the route, and spend the day walking around Old Manali to prepare for high altitudes.

Day 2: Manali to Kaza via Kunzum Pass

Day 2 An epic 10-hour drive through the Atal Tunnel and over the mighty Kunzum Pass (14,931 ft). Arrive in Kaza, the sub-divisional headquarters of Spiti.

Day 3: The High Villages (Hikkim, Komic, Langza)

Day 3 Visit Hikkim (Highest Post Office), Komic (Highest village connected by motorable road), and Langza (known for marine fossils and the giant Buddha statue).

Day 4: Key Monastery & Kibber

Day 4 Explore Key Monastery, the largest in Spiti. Drive to Kibber and Chicham Bridge (one of the highest suspension bridges in Asia).

Day 5: Kaza to Tabo & Dhankar

Day 5 Visit the 1,000-year-old Tabo Monastery (UNESCO site) and the cliff-hanging Dhankar Monastery. Optional trek to Dhankar Lake.

Day 6: Kaza to Chandratal Lake

Day 6 Drive back toward Kunzum Pass and take the diversion to Chandratal. A 1km walk reaches the lake. Overnight in luxury tents.

Day 7: Chandratal to Manali

Day 7 Cross the rugged Batal and Gramphu stretch. Reach Manali by late evening for a celebratory dinner.

Day 8: Departure

Day 8 Breakfast at the hotel and transfer to the bus station or airport.

Hotels

Day 1: Sangla | Banjara Camp & Retreat
Description: A premium riverside retreat featuring luxury tents and cottages surrounded by apple orchards and cedar forests. It offers the perfect introduction to the mountains with modern amenities and organic local food.
Description: A premium riverside retreat featuring luxury tents and cottages surrounded by apple orchards and cedar forests. It offers the perfect introduction to the mountains with modern amenities and organic local food.

Day 2: Kalpa | The Kinner Kailash (HPTDC)
Description: Perched on a ridge with direct views of the sacred Kinner Kailash peak. This 4-star category hotel offers spacious rooms with large windows to witness the famous sunrise over the mountains.
Description: Perched on a ridge with direct views of the sacred Kinner Kailash peak. This 4-star category hotel offers spacious rooms with large windows to witness the famous sunrise over the mountains.

Day 3: Tabo | Nyingma House
Description: A boutique heritage stay that mimics traditional Spitian architecture. It provides a warm, cozy environment with mud-plastered walls (excellent insulation) and modern bedding.
Description: A boutique heritage stay that mimics traditional Spitian architecture. It provides a warm, cozy environment with mud-plastered walls (excellent insulation) and modern bedding.

Day 4, 5 & 6: Kaza | Hotel Deyzor
Description: Widely considered the best hotel in Spiti, this is a traveler’s sanctuary. It features a famous garden café, a library, and rooms decorated with local Spitian artifacts. It offers hot showers, electric blankets, and an incredible multi-cuisine menu.
Description: Widely considered the best hotel in Spiti, this is a traveler’s sanctuary. It features a famous garden café, a library, and rooms decorated with local Spitian artifacts. It offers hot showers, electric blankets, and an incredible multi-cuisine menu.

Day 7: Chandratal | Parasol Luxury Camps
Description: Located 2km from the lake, these are high-quality Alpine tents with attached western toilets. They provide thick sleeping bags and heavy quilts for the sub-zero temperatures at 14,000 feet.
Description: Located 2km from the lake, these are high-quality Alpine tents with attached western toilets. They provide thick sleeping bags and heavy quilts for the sub-zero temperatures at 14,000 feet.

Day 8: Departure
Description: Final breakfast at the campsite before the scenic drive through the Rohtang/Atal Tunnel pass to Manali for your departure.
Description: Final breakfast at the campsite before the scenic drive through the Rohtang/Atal Tunnel pass to Manali for your departure.

Tour Information

  • Duration: 7 Nights / 8 Days
  • Location: India
  • Hotel: Hotel Dewachen Retreat
  • Hotel Star Category:
  • Price: ₹28,500/- Per Person
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Terms & Conditions

1. Booking & Payment Policy

  • All bookings are subject to availability and written confirmation.
  • Prices are dynamic and subject to change without prior notice.
  • Full payment must be cleared 30 days prior to departure.
  • Company reserves the right to cancel booking if payment is not received on time.
  • Late payments beyond 10 days attract 24% interest per annum.

2. Pricing & Rate Policy

  • Airline, hotel, and transport rates are dynamic.
  • Quotation does not guarantee final price.
  • Supplement charges may apply during festivals and blackout dates.
  • Rates are valid for Indian nationals only unless specified.
  • All fares are subject to change without notice.

3. Airline Policy

  • Airlines operate under DGCA regulations.
  • We are not responsible for airline delays, cancellations, or bankruptcy.
  • Passengers must bear additional cost in case of airline bankruptcy.
  • Boarding pass issuance is passenger responsibility.
  • Wrong ticket issuance must be reported within 2–3 hours.

4. Cancellation & Refund Policy

No cash refunds will be provided under any circumstances.
  • Approved refunds will be issued only as Credit Note.
  • Cancellation before 45 days – Credit Note valid for 6 months (any international tour).
  • Cancellation within 45 days – Credit Note valid for same tour within 6 months.
  • No refund for denied boarding, immigration issues, or unused services.

5. Passport & Visa Policy

  • Passport must have minimum 6 months validity from return date.
  • Minimum 3 blank visa pages required.
  • Passport validity is passenger’s responsibility.
  • Visa approval/rejection depends solely on respective Embassy.
  • We do not guarantee visa approval.

6. Hotel & Accommodation Policy

  • Hotels are subject to availability.
  • Similar category hotels may be provided if original hotel is unavailable.
  • We are not responsible for hotel service standards or amenities.

7. Travel Insurance

  • Insurance is issued on behalf of client.
  • All claims are subject to insurance company terms.

8. Liability Disclaimer

  • We act solely as consultant and booking agent.
  • Not responsible for loss of luggage, injury, theft, or death.
  • No porter service included unless specified.

9. Itinerary Changes

  • We reserve the right to amend or withdraw any departure.
  • Itinerary may be modified due to weather, strikes, government rules, etc.
  • No compensation for such changes.

10. Communication Policy

  • All changes/cancellations must be requested via email only.
  • Phone instructions will not be considered valid.
  • Quotation email is not booking confirmation.

11. Force Majeure

  • No liability for delays due to natural disasters, pandemics, strikes, political unrest, or government restrictions.

12. Governing Law

  • All disputes are subject to jurisdiction of Vadodara, Gujarat, India courts.

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